by Weirdo Sheep May 25, 2016
(horse, horsey, horsi) also known as a Tongan due because of their diet of horse meat, giving more meaning to "you are what you eat"; also can be used to refer to a fellow Tongan as such with the slang "homie" or "cuzz".
CAUTION:
Never call a Tongan a "horse" in a negative tone of voice. May lead to permanent paralysis and broken bones. If you would like to avoid harsh brutal physical contact, please check with your fellow Tongan if he or she does not mind you calling them a "horse".
CAUTION:
Never call a Tongan a "horse" in a negative tone of voice. May lead to permanent paralysis and broken bones. If you would like to avoid harsh brutal physical contact, please check with your fellow Tongan if he or she does not mind you calling them a "horse".
by W 3$T October 14, 2007
by Zaffer May 05, 2003
This is the English translation of a common Chinese expression 马马虎虎 "ma ma hu hu" which translates into English as "so-so".
by maniafashion January 01, 2011
this kind of horse is not an animal, well, you decide. a horse is a person you hook up with but you only realize that they are ugly until later on. and there's no way to get out of hanging out with them. excuses for hooking up with them are: it was dark, the sun was in my eyes, or i thought i was talking to her friend. if your friends experince this, please slap them!
by YoungSir May 26, 2006
The word "horse" officially became a verb at approximately 10:55pm CST on March 10th, 2006.
To horse:
Sending mass amounts of the animated gif of a bipedal running horse.
Official emblem and weapon of The Legion Of The Horse.
To horse:
Sending mass amounts of the animated gif of a bipedal running horse.
Official emblem and weapon of The Legion Of The Horse.
by Gaylee May 04, 2006
by angry irish January 02, 2007